The Sun. — London, England, 1808-07-16 00:00:00

R i ( ) 'ot g . tt.: '..-tZ, -..:,:.,‘`,'--, • ..-s -...-..,,,,....,,-;:-. ...__,-,-.,,,,....._ ....-. .41-4 , -1 - T -PT - 7' r .. - 1 ti 4:•...` k '.',1,-v: .4,4.*V71'.-: • - ,;. v i r•••••-•1 t.,..?-% '''.:l-';'1•-t.,:i.riiW, tt . i • •-,„, ~,,,,,,,,;:-.4,,,,,,e;•,,,,-, -'-'3,: "- mic• . :v:".. - i je...- . -- "qi . go ze tt. -. 4y.a i ; Pl i Hili li \'.. . IR d A .....fie....---.11 ';.,v,t4".4-2,\*,\''l' d . • r .1„ • • k . 0 t ... SA I U I.L b.ci Y, JELy - 808. r:R -; 04 2°3 • - [PRI E SIXPE,NC2ct ~. ~_ ~ - i?CTS for Caw:ring CONTRIBUTIONS pr: PROPERTY, • , , . , D'o-.C.sr7 VAUITiALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. SALES' OF ESTATES, &C. &c , IS 11f4JEST:r s Co SIMISSIOIVgfiS for the 4FF.4I.RS of ; TAXES, having received i» formation that many l'errons residing in the Cities of .I,ndon and Westmiuster, and parts adjacent, have negleFled_to deliVer Returns of their Property and Profits, for the year t BoB, as requirea' by the said 4675, hereby give Notice, that all Persons who shall omit to de- liver their Retusns at the Olfice of the Conzmiltioners, or to the Assessor of the respeElive Distrias, within Fourteen Daj . .s from the Date hereof, will be prosecuted for the Penalty ineurt4d'hy such default, -MON:DAY NEXT,. July .18, • will he a Ks RAN is GALA, and Brilliant Display of, EIRE _ TO BE 0 SHEEN. HOUSE, SURREY,: late the Residetice and Property o the late Lorll Palmerston ; comprising spacious and lofty Apartments, ,with Offices, calculated for a large Family. The Grounds are .adorned with a rich" va riety of noble and stately Timber Trees, and command beau trful and extensive. Views over the adjuiiiii - ig Country. . For Particulars, and an Order to vie'.v:the Premises, apply to Messrs. Frogatt, Lightfoot, and Rob Son, Solicitors, Cas tle street, Leicester:square. - • PROCLAMATION OF LEON. ss SPANIAIIr?., Admission, I hree Shillings and Sixpence. boors 'open 4t Seven, and the Concert begins it Eight' This Day werePtin fished , price 6d. t MARKS on I\IODERN FEMttLE N by indifference for Character alio Indecency vi Dress. The Sixth Edition. Printed :+}r I. Flatc . a;rd, Plc adilly : sold also by F. and C. k St. Paul's Churkkh-yoitt ; W. and I. Ric:hard- Itv ; al Exe:i.inAe ; and W. Mtqler, Bath. Ily O, der of the ficai'd, MATT!IEKV 11 7 iNTER. Office for Taxes, July 12, 1808. SPAIN AND POI( FUGAL • . Ina few s :sviti, be publis;•od, l n • Otlavo, emi , 4llisued ~ ith a beauntui Aquatinta View of Ca.tiz, wit:. the ;to be continued every till .cuiiip!etedi, embelliitted with Portraits, a Strtes Vie,VS in Aquatints, Aid correct INI,Ts from the latest Au hunties, Nintibr I . price_ On Sh:lling, of A GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL and Pa- Li It AL VIEW at SPA,N tict PORTUGAL ; hoot t.,.• e3riiest authentic Atotits tu the preieut Period. by ALEXANDER I3EAUMONT, Esq. Tois'Work intend:Ll to 'pres ent suc h an Account of Sth.in 'tray enable the Reader to form an accurate Idea Nleaps and Resources for carrying On Deteasive War; trate the Causes which led to licr former Gr.ndeur, and . late Dt'cl.itc ; and to tallow her through the Events of the yi,,,:00s Struggl e in which 'she - is at present- engaged. ls tun , ;aisltrd by S. A. and H Oddy, Oxford- Z., .. ana C. La 4 r. m. , ;e..Nassau-street, Dublin ; and may 1.3, • of all t;,e Bookseilers and Ne% amen. • A NEW NOVEL. ". • This Day Ava's pnirshed, price iss. in boards, D PITZAUBREY ; a Novel in Three • .! Vol tones Va', mon enfant, et prens to fortune. Printed i',,,r I, ieti4l(l Phillips, No. 6, find6e-street, Black.: friars, ..,I ic; be that of all Bookse.ilers. of whom may ire had, The Ninth E‘lition of tile Winter in London, 3 vols.:lss. • The 'Filth Edition of the Wild Irish Girl, 3-vols. t:”. :Inn the.Fout tit Edition of till/Novice ut St. Dealintcic., in J 4 vuis. price %%Is. . . , • SPAIN. Two This Day ts eie published, In elegant Voluines, Sinail Octavo, 'price los. 6tl. in estrate:i wan a M 11,, of Spain, and zev.:ral other RAVELS throug h by k..;bNTLE SIOAIN and PORTUGAL,. accurate I) 4 el k ute L a L ticn ' is, of t.. ' Manners (..ondition or that Country, Anecdotes of tht. i'r:ne e ~ t veace, rite. Estiumtes of the Power anti tiessittc.:es of the SpAb sh M narLhy, a n d other interest ng anti authentic particulati n"Ha a a xed . ••r near - rtie - spat, is worth a tart- ,„„ik et , ns ,• (..; a ' LLTTER.S. Is rot street , alid to be had of al lliook ierb ul TAvvit : . wtiunt to I) Ile . !lad, tilt! Pi,,ent State of Peru, by 1. 'skinner, Esti wait Enxt.tving, price 45, In boards. CORNWAiL. FREEHOLD ESTATES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • In Lots, at the King's Arms, LiSkeard, on ThUrsday and Friday the I ith and lath days of August, QUN DRY . valuable FREEHOLD. ESTATES, com‘sing the Mansion and Barton of Cartuther, situate in the P hof Menh, Mot, containing together 337 A. 3K. 39P. starute several other Estates situate in the ..am?. roh,,,containing upwards of aso • statute acres. - Also, an Estate called Brendon,- tuge her with sundry Houses and Lands, situate in the Town .and PariSh of Liskend, contain ing,-upwards of 120 statute acres. Add several Estates in Daloe Parish, coryainitig together about 240 statut a res, And-an-Estate. called Ilendra t;ulling, in Talland Parish, about 25 statute „acres. And an Estate called .Trecan, situate. in the Parish of Lanraath, containing 64 A. 3 R. ti P statute: And several Tenements in the ',Qowns of East and West Luke. Sonie of the before-mentioned Estates are upon Lease tin' years, and - others are held upon Lives. Desertptive Particulars will be teady for delivery . in about ten days, which maybe had at the King's Armi, Plymouth; the Fountatn, Plymouth-Dock ; the King's Arms, Boamin ; the White. Hart, Launceston ; the Talbot, Lostwithiel ; the New Inn, Cal iington ;' the King's Head, Truro ; at the place of Sale; of Messrs. Strong, Still, and S tong,. Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Childs, Liskeard; of Nlr. Wright, Surveyor,' to, Charles-street, St. jantes's-square, London. • FREEHOLD ESTATES td BIipiER:DENT, GREAT ' CIIAIt T, STO WTI N (Exonerated and Discharged .frotu the Land Tax). TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the George Inn, in Ashford, some time in the month of November next, unlcss an acceptable Oiler be in the mean time made for purchase by Private Contract,• • • LO r 1. • _ ALL that. MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, with the-Barns, Stibles, and other suitable and convenient Out-buildings, ,nd several Clq . ses or Parcels of Arabic, ' .7adow, and Pasture Land, contain►ng altogether, by china -67 Acres in the Parishes of Ilethersden and Great Chart, in the occupation of Leonard White, and of which posses sion tray be had at Michaelmas 1809. The Timber on this Farm is to be taken by the'Purchaser at a valuation. LOT 11. . . All that Wood, commonly cal led , or known by the name of Lambetden %V 0 ,4 „. containing, by estimation, 39 Acres, more or less, situated in 'the Parish of Beaters.len, well stored with thriving Timber, and the Underwo,id of twelve y v arS growth. INi N PHI LOS()PifY. . . - : ,1 1 1 6 .. ay were publ ii n — ed, In Two Volumes 021110, I Ihistna, by 35 superior Engray. lugs, price its. 1., .t.x,di, al;.i 146 : . . - ) ., 1. . , i.iii lettered, 3- OPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMENTAL PH I LOt)i'l-IV', A . STRONOM , i, and CH ENTIS i - .1-tY, intended chiefly tur the Use 01 . Students and. 1 - uung Persous. - • • • By GEORC;i• GORY, 0. 0. Doaot in Philosoph) - and the Arts oc,: ; Vicar of West , Keith ; DomestieChapluin to me Lurd litsnr . vot Llantiall; ancl-Author of thelc.n.iny ui N jrc. • Prittted tdT Richard P'hillip's; 6, Isridge-street ; to be •had of al I, Book sellers. ~ • 01 whoill may dlso be lied. jhst published, ' - The Grammar of Naturdi.ana Lxpertrwittat by the Rev. D. Bl a i r, Author .1 the Class Book, Vic. price . 3s. In blue:- . - . THE NAVY. .. . This ,[lay was published,. , . 1 n a cloiely printed Voiu,c.e, e:nb.,.:l,ished with Views of great Vidories, .anct a tivirt, prig i: j;-. ;,ii. hound- and let tered (a tew Copies taken on tine .1-'4 l )er, price. los. 6d. p .elegai - aty bDurid), ' rHE BRITISH NEPTUNE ; 'or; a liiitory of the Rihe, Pr ogress, and Vii , irtions; of the ItRI . 11 SI I NAVY, trom tli'l ;me of Al. I' I i•. I) to t!te , G Lt . .1 Rlt ) US VI C I'o l'Y ot 'l' KA I'A LG A R,interperseci with ii.necth,i;s arid Notices of the siiceesivv. Improve neiit2 in Nafigation, ' Ship-buiWitigointl Kayal I , eties . : •By WII.LI A M Ii tilt N.J Y, L. L. D. It , aster of the Naval A c,aldiny at GospOr.t, Sec. 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'pile,. .• • • - • • - • •-• ~,,; :tioils. The present St-stein of -Ai lib- • Printed for Kretratir P,hillips, Ng.. 6, Bridge-street,.Blacic- Inet ••• '-• - . -, •-i7, the fe ter, of its pred:cess.us, has writ- ' friars ; and to be had, wholesale'and retail, of a.l Bouksel- St. • . , ..,' ..,., :.,.•• eiusi ant i p.e, a ' r v iig oecasicins for toe exer- leis in Great Britain and Ireland. ( 1 1 , '- : • oi ,- •, ....:•., Art. I,v e ,-. b lanc h ~f trade arid inami- ' N.B. It is a:most super fl uous to add, that the above t y . -'. —, *.•-:-•• • •" ,- (1 , .1r,1‘i y conselted' in the new exempliti- mentioned Works are the most esteemed arid populat that '''"" ''• :', '•,•''••,, • I ....l . 's of Weights and Measure ; . ever 3 • ha ve been off offered to the notice of the Masters and 6overnet;ses . , - ... ~t :, , ~:less i t . o th er b oo k s o f Ar i thmetic !ias‘ of Ac .,tiemies rut many years past. The sale ,of successive s -•i •i-x: • , !..e.l; .•.,d.everj thing has•been introdueed that is • Editions as last- as the respective Works can be printed, and s,ei,t,:.(,i nec:es,ory. the adoption of each of them in the principal Schools •••• r-1 for k • • ' '. " ..., - , .I..hard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Blar. - I;.- 1 throughout the Empire, is a satisfaelory testimony of their ~,,,,, eon to be hatl of ...li. Isooks4ller. - ' i superior merit, and of th t ir claim to . univcrsal preference. Tn';C. l, l , : and VICTUALLING-OFFICE, yuly 13, ISoB. _ . THE COMMISSIONERSforVICTUALLING His .11.41,yESTY's ,NAPY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the 2,81 b instant, they will he ready to receive Tenders, in writing (se.slea' up), and treat for One hundred Ton; of CHELIIKE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOI,ICESTE!(-!SHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE of equal goodness, to be delivered, One-half thereof in the course of a Month, and the remainder in ol.e Month afterwards,.in:o His Majesty's Stores at Portsmouth and Plymouth, in the Prepootioqt, Yiz. - 7 Portsalbuth 30 Tons. • Plymouth - 70 - 100 And to be paid for b) Billy, payaUe, - nv:th interest, ninety daft after date. The Conditions of the Contraßs may be seen at the Seers/lag's O f fice. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the,Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One 'Clock on the said Thursday, the zgth inst. nor unless 'the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. THE %V EST INDI ES; &c. This Pay was published, In an elegant Volume, Quarto, a-;companied by a Map of the Settlements, price 2.75. in boards, A -VOYAGE to the DEMERARY ; containing, 2. A. a Statistical'Aecount of the Settlements there, and- of TTtose of the' Essequibo, the Berbiee, 'and other contiguous ltivers of Guyana. . • By HEN . RYI3OLINGBROKE, Esq. Deputy • Yendue Master at Surinam. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers.- t .wiwur may he had, , • t. Sir William Young's At of the Present. State-of the %VeSt lmnes, in 4to. price 255. . 2. The Present .State or Peru, with. nurnerous.'Plates, prke . • .. . . . • . , `r To the ex,C.S . S,of:yotir fidelity' yOU - 11.ay.e. 'ee•era sacrificed. . It is nut necesSar3 to.l:emind you Of the blunders and- pei fitly •of, soar I .r..ii,t: - , Gol e - ;• ! eili•,.at. ' Ddriog twenty initg years j,, , a ~a'"e :•titire/.1" in si lence, :while in °nen they the .4105,t. patace ce4.•iiir, Sovereigiis has been . ' ontidged, your ratide,n•• has .... •. • .. been degraded, yonr..nohily _hos been pio.i .. nuted; every Mall of eltarautet :illl- Medi li : 01 , ;•i7t-ei) I:nitscrib 7 - ed, and the.dignities_und eineloplieo.ts. ;:‘ ::•!7. "rA. ---- ,tensive monal - ehy. have b,ttte beSto, , eti - teniPtihlelLiatterefs. LH thits . haS ;x(27" .e:.' '-' .net sacred Mime of Pv;:ajesty ; aed ydu, 10 3 al ,!_5.,.:, - ,o weak - z3L.sn, 'ti , t.! . ~:;-ivn. , ! , :t'..: ,Ilii - ...,.'j :Ind : ,.,,i, yiiihout urceiug yr.,pr (:, .plaiiiit.i. . . " The deliste..i lust rt. mei e" of ! '•-.‘'*s e:l'..t• - ' i-ts, who,hy illt;:iTle, l l.ls iu , -it et - ..;', ~-!.i 1,, , t . , ..; „..,... •geance,,waJ selected by the most t ~ ,z, . 1i, • - .s of all usurpers to accompli ii hi ,din 15r 0 10 , :t 1 ,il : V ...VSLII. cc ,guest. His artilli:e to' - esaw, sti, , i; aHi. ) ,,::,; ~,., dc.iiiiiioni extended: f:- • , -n t 1.7.0 ba4eot r. 7 ,• I'', l'_ .!,eal in;)e..nt.n..s, id the re:noie siore:.; e tl:.- V::: ..hl, yet thatlll.e Spatiia4g!orile, 'J.. , tiely gevei ee i, t..i.... ; it „ it some futtire day, oppnse his designi, .tc! ',:,...-2 ~,,,i.,1 . . ance to nations of pi- by his tyr,i;,H,,.. (J il l : , this appreh,ensicri; he entertained the plan of dex tcr?usly seizing on this entire ,penin'ula, :.n1 with Oat : vi,ew,•he avatiediiiinself of th‘e ;b .,15,..1nt.:, 0: .i. - ;i o must - odionsOhe most tingt-litetel,. and t' ~' II , ),-. iOCIOU4 of human - beings ; : be. resorted to 2.`..1.\:uE1. GODOY, 'the Opprobrium of our s;.;ecies, Y. :.o is now in France, insulting his, tountry and his Krum. A, soyer,eignty was proposed . to nine, • unuer 'toe base Condition that he shotild bar hill away hi, 1 5 rii,ce and his Nation ; ‘ itit - 1 he hadalready centinence , :i liie cs. • ecutibit of the contract. ' . He had per,uaded . the Re ,gent of Portugal, with his august.ret itic ns. of the tfouse of Bourbon, to emigrate to dillant realties,, and he had prelaied a similar exile for the lin.gs and Princes iil Spain ; bat the glorious . ,contlict at Aratipez disappointed the schemes of this paric.dc.-.. -, ljtitil that, time, the insidious prOjcdof the EmperOr of the French had not been uiscO‘ere ; but his Obsequent con,luEt has opened our ,yyes. When the' fiu-ce in Porttigal was concluded, he stilt - Continued to pour - his legions into the heart of our country. I-re - pretended that ilieSe aeons; in Con junaton with his foreign_ mercenaries,. were" to 'be employed in an expedition on the coast of.the Me diterranean" Sea. This deception cOhid no 'longer serve his purpose: at. last, - the veil was t(.,rti osub- der; he boldly spoke his. trinninA . ;" i..t Oared to propose to our - Sovereign • to abdicate: . his Kinil dom; when .he was' .placed : at the. mei - v6f iii; enemy ; tricked aid deluded with the mo l t SOi , 2111':1 -• assurances of happiness • and the .striaest 'all'ilince 'between the twb nationS. He itiviied tO his I,i - -- sence the whole' Of . our Royal Family', our (chmS,...l- lors'-of State, Grandees, and Miliiary iiaihotities' , under the.pretex,t Pf161, - ie change or arratigement of public institutions,,vhen his sole blijoet was, to destroy our tlyriasry,,and to proscribe, for ever, i '.e . idins rious Huse of Bourbon ' from the succession. Such is the languige. 'of the Proclamations disti - i.; buted to mislead the counir:,7e such is the scull. nient exptesseci hi - the anonymous precepts to Our Magistrates, He,has told you all this w,tnout cep tradiction; he has said, that yoer beloved E.Ear , i 7 . NAND, with his august . brothers, has e Itllouneeo . thei 'Throne of - their fa , herS; that they "have' apicintect as Viceroy, MURAT, the intatno!..,s outiaw ut- f . .v1a... • drid) that their Royal. Parent s urrendere.i, .ill las our 'of BUONAPARTE, the homiliatiou ot yv_e - tufure Sovereign ; and presentlyhe will tell you, that the sad relies of the family of Bou.taio,iire prisoners in Vincennes, or some other prison, of Frt,uce. " Phis, Spaniards, is 3'our sithation. 'Vont-King is arrested, your Princes -are"exiled, aridllie key 0 . the kingdom is in the hands of the enemy. By his minions. your capital is iicetpieil," and your i•r.,t:e' veterans, without arms, without money, without aid, and without hope, are ren.Oved at the distance of 300 leqgUes front their countrymen, Shall . ',.'e submit to this cruel Selx.ration ?•' No, Spaniards, let us , rather die than leave Our Sovereign in the lands of this perfidious tyrant'; let us rather perish than permit the4e - Vandals to ldrd it in, our.-dweliings ; to trample on' our holy religion; and to abrog rid the fundameroullaws-ot the State. ' —•. , . , ~ . " But Spaniards, we s.hall .not be sacrificed—be- a great auctunited people is invincible : r tt i po- ' ' pie fighting for the .State., '..,1 the i.. Supreme,.,-ettili?f the Governmeiit; for then: J , .:.,r5,, ior theil' heardis, for their children, .for their wives, and . for their in stitutions, Tendered_ sacred. by time, can ,itevc,:.()‘-! Conquered. ..What l Do yi - ,awslt that the cod . e . pf NAPOLEON should be i m p os ed . upon you---;iiil'f.t.o-,y, sangPinary - code, calculated to render v. -- .i . ce.•11.1, of -which eOnScription is t,he soul, and it....t.,!. seer t..e - essence - ? Do .you not perceiyethat thee.. - att: !-.,R . . , Ce.,.. lch, have t.:oks sup„ ~1.-1 .v4,•11 nominated Frei Poles, Hanoverians, Bavarians, l'iusi;ins, 1.-!.,,,,,, ,ins, Swiss, Italians, ,and even. Mai,nelPkes? D , ) , _: - i i;,) ,iiis ' disclose to you the piojgCle,d d e stinitien o.t tix yo , ulh of ' cotintry .? Are yon desirous th:.lt y 0 ei,.,,,, the support and consolation. 92 their famille, siic,) , .. - I,la be •sent to your veterans, .arid, be artfully b<uitshe3 tromp their conntry,to render you defenceless, :;.,.i to wa g e war in Sweden and, Denmark ?. .iio )eu wish that 'they should be trans?orted to the runt clime of 'Hincustan, upder the .10.(i pretext ot: lugrum the British la.' - 'orie? 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